Nevada § 388A.229 - Duty to collect, analyze and report data; aggregation and disaggregation of data for purpose of evaluating and reporting pupil achievement and school performance; adoption of policies for determining pupil achievement and school performance; regulations

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§ 388A.229. Duty to collect, analyze and report data; aggregation and disaggregation of data for purpose of evaluating and reporting pupil achievement and school performance; adoption of policies for determining pupil achievement and school performance; regulations

1. The sponsor of a charter school shall ensure the collection, analysis and reporting

of all data from the results of pupils enrolled in the charter school on statewide

examinations to determine whether the charter school is meeting the performance indicators,

measures and metrics for the achievement and proficiency of pupils as set forth in

the performance framework for the charter school in a manner that complies with all

applicable federal and state laws. 2. The sponsor of the charter school may aggregate data reported by the State and

collected by the sponsor concerning pupil achievement and school performance at separate

facilities operated by the same governing body or charter management organization

and across all grades served by the charter school for the purpose of evaluating and

reporting pupil achievement and school performance. Such an aggregation of data may include, without limitation, a weighted average

of data concerning pupil achievement and school performance of each elementary school,

junior high school, middle school or high school program operated by the charter school. The sponsor may also disaggregate such data by facility and by grade level or group

of grade levels to provide greater transparency and accountability. The sponsor may also adopt policies for determining pupil achievement and school

performance at a charter school. Any data reported pursuant to this subsection must be reported in a manner that

complies with the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974, 20 U.S.C. § 1232g , and any regulations adopted pursuant thereto. 3. The State Board may adopt regulations to place requirements on the manner in which

data is reported by the board of trustees of a school district, a college or university

within the Nevada System of Higher Education or a city or county that sponsors a charter

school including, without limitation, the manner in which data must be aggregated

or disaggregated in any report. 4. The State Public Charter School Authority may adopt regulations establishing requirements

concerning the manner in which it reports data, including, without limitation, the

manner in which data must be aggregated or disaggregated in any report.

Source: official Nevada text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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